Tyler Grace
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689 appearances
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
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I feel I was probably a shell of who I am now at 23, starting my business, having no clue about anything.
So to me, the advice would be go learn under somebody, work beside somebody, learn on somebody else's dime while you're getting paid for it, get paid for your mistakes.
And then at that point, maybe if you want to go off on your own, you give yourself a bit of a head start.
Yeah.
I would work for somebody else to learn the trades, but also if you can get any insight as to business.
I think that people...
Not that it's even right, because I think a lot of contractors, what they're doing in business is wrong, and they don't understand what they're doing.
But at least if you gain some perspective of it, some insight, you have some sort of basis.
And that reference point...
may may not actually be the right reference point but it's better than nothing and you can work a couple jobs and you can find out what's working what seems right but at least you're not starting off just throwing shit of the wall i think it gives you a bit of a head start and i think that if you're motivated to learn that there's people who are willing to teach you
and then like try and mitigate and bypass as many of those it just comes down to experience and and life experience isn't always ideal it's you know there's not a company that you're going to work for that everything's going to be 100 on the up and up and completely dialed but the more experience the more dynamic your your experience of life and business can be
I think that you're a better person, a more well-rounded person, and a more well-rounded business.
And I think that if you can do that while getting paid for it, rather than it just cutting into your bottom line and costing you money, that it's a really good option for you.
Prior to finding a tiny bit of success?
I always tell people it's around seven years.
It seems as though it's around seven years before you start to hit your stride.
For me, it comes down to two things, ultimately.
I don't know.
Had I known these things beforehand, I think that my business and the jobs that I would have gotten probably would have been too overwhelming for me at that point because I just wasn't ready for them.
But marketing your business, understanding how to market your business, who you are, who your client is, who your customer base is, how you make money is one thing.
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